Too Big?

 

Good morning

Happy Veteran's Day. Not to be confused with Memorial Day. Go celebrate them.

Acknowledge them --- their time, their effort.

"Influencer Haley Baylee recently stated that the large penis size of her ex-husband, former NFL player Matt Kalil, was a major factor in their divorce. Baylee, who was married to Kalil from 2015 to 2022, revealed this during a recent livestream, explaining that they tried to make it work but it became physically impossible. She clarified that the divorce was amicable and they remain friends, though her comments have sparked widespread media attention. 

So much of gay porn and gay sex is predicated on the idea of a huge dick. It can't be too big. But can it? Is it different for gay men? If you are a gay man and have a three beer can dick (like she described his) have you resolved yourself to the bottom in the relationship? We have all met guys and at one point said, "I ain't taking that." but I am curious if any of your readers have also been in relationships that didn't work and the only reason was the enormous size of their partner's penis. "

I know that everything porn is geared toward doing whatever it takes to make the cock look as big as possible - that goes for straight porn, too. But is a very large one a problem in a relationship? I know it was for my brother. Numerous women turned him away. He eventually found one who wasn't afraid of it.

So, can my gay readers help us out here? Is a huge cock a problem?

Chess Instead

 

Good morning.

Some of you may be angry over the Senate passing the Continuing Resolution (CR). Bear in mind, it must now go back to the House for a vote...wherein: A. Little Mikey will have to call them back into session, B. Little Mikey will have to seat Grijalvi, C. Little Mikey will automatically trigger the Epstein vote. Sometimes, you have to play Chess instead of Checkers.

Plus, reports are that the Senate Dems found and stripped out a Nationwide Abortion Ban that was buried in the CR sent by the House.

Happy Monday!

Harm or Injury

 

Morning

Just when I thought things were looking up....

As if a letter on a document causes harm or injury to a segment of society.

SCOTUS Rules In Favor of Trump's Anti-trans Passport Policy

"Given the order, any passports being issued, renewed, or corrected moving forward will reflect sex assigned at birth for the applicant.

“Displaying passport holders’ sex at birth no more offends equal protection principles than displaying their country of birth — in both cases, the Government is merely attesting to a historical fact without subjecting anyone to differential treatment,” the concurring justices wrote in the order.

Justice Katanji Brown Jackson wrote the dissenting opinion, joined by Justices Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor. In it, she remarked that the Trump administration had routinely begun to seek relief from SCOTUS where they often find an “obliging audience.”

"This Court has once again paved the way for the immediate infliction of injury without adequate (or, really, any) justification," she wrote. “The documented real-world harms to these plaintiffs obviously outweigh the government’s unexplained (and inexplicable) interest in immediate implementation of the passport policy.” "

Maybe we should get rid of the gender designation altogether. As long as the name and photo match, 

does it really matter?

Boots

 

Good morning.

What a stunning Supermoon. It was a bit obscured by clouds in our neck of the woods, but it was so bright, it backlit them so beautifully that we sat out there for a good 30 minutes just staring.

The Eiffel Tower shines alongside the moon on Nov. 5, 2025. (Image credit: Photo by THIBAUD MORITZ/AFP via Getty Images

No, we weren't in Paris. The cameras on our phones take lousy pictures.

I can't remember if it was Steve at All Natural and More or Sixpence at Lo! Imprescindible who recommended the series, Boots, but I watched the first two episodes last night. Truly enjoyable. The way the protagonist's alter ego supports him is really quite good and adds the needed touch of humor.

It's based on Greg Cope White's memoir The Pink Marine

If you get Netflix, give this a watch.

The Marines' boot camp is quite a bit different than the Air Force, though from watching this I can say there is quite a bit of crossover.